Good choice of cafe food, reasonable prices and attentive service.A bit dingy if you can't get a window seat.

The food was fabulous, the service was friendly and quick and the servers very helpful. Go and enjoy!

This place was exactly what I wanted out of a cafe. It was very comfortable and the staff was very friendly. The food is what impressed me the most. I came in one evening and was treated to locally made elk and blueberry sauage with a sharp dijon mustard and blue cheese mashed potatoes. It has been awhile since I... More

Such a nice warm place to go after a cold winters day. Went to Burnt Toast for a lovely brunch and was not disappointed. Our server was very polite and the soup was to die for! They also have gluten free options which is fantastic!

Fabulous breakfast. Italian scramble was divine. I do have to say for my first trip to the Yukon, the dining experiences are second to none. The Burnt Toast is on the top of my list.

Lots of choice on the menu for me, it was hard to choose as there were many items I would love to try. I ordered the fish tacos in the end which were very good. The desert was to die for ....OMG so so good, it was a triffle type sponge with fresh cream, blackberries and raspberries with fresh mint... More

We have been going to Burn Toast Café a lot for breakfeast during the last year (2012). It always been good and tasty and healthy. During the last couple months we have been going for dinner, and again fine food and healthy, with a decent price tag. I like going to this cute simple/little place, it has is own charm.

i travel to Whitehorse for work about 4 times a year and always eat dinner here a couple of times each trip. It is an absolute favourite in all my travels.. The food is always terrific - had the fish tacos one night and halibut the next on a recent trip. Often have the tuna tataki which is great, as... More

It looks nice inside and our lunch was ok. The soup was good and the pulled pork was only fair: too much of a sloppy joe for my taste. The waiter reminded me of New York City rather than the friendly small town attitude of the other places we ate in Whitehorse.